Getnamenecklace

Jewelry makes a great gift for any occasion. I am here to share how you can make it even special Getnamenecklace is a jewelry brand and they manufacturer fashionable and personalized jewelry for every event. It can be a great gift for any special occasion.  A jewelry item is not just a pretty piece of metal for them its important to make our jewelry custom and personal. You can even get your birthstones embedded in the jewelry. They have a wide range of selections with style, patterns and designs for your special someone in life they even make custom jewelry for your pet. It’s a one-stop place to get all your gifts for any occasions and the best part is they offer free shipping worldwide. You can also get 15% off when you sign up for their email list. 

They get professional team of designers to turn names and initials into lovely pieces of jewelry. Wide categories such as name necklaces; monogram chocker necklaces and family pendants. You have the option to choice the length and font metal of the jewelry. They give high importance in making good quality products in competitive pricing by using of the latest jewelry making technology. You can pay less for a great quality jewelry, which will last forever by using metals like gold and silver. They are well organized to bring about efficient service delivery. They make sure to be effective in process check out of packages, by offering fast, professional and timely delivery as these aspects are major priorities required to satisfy all their clients. All efforts are taken to make your jewelry as special as possible. 

Go check out their sit for wonderful shopping experience as their designs are made with lots of passion Getnameneckace.com. Each piece can be personalized by choosing the name, initials, lettering type, metal and stones to meet your personal sense of style. Happy shopping friends!

Personalized Heart Photo Infinity Bracelet Sterling Silver

Silver Bracelet

Family tree birthstone necklace in gold

Personalized Family Tree Birthstone Necklace in Gold

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*Made in collaboration with Getnamenecklace  all options are my own.*

Decade 2020

Hello guys!     

      I am excited to take you all with me as I begin a new phase in my life - 2020. My diamond year. I do believe I have found "the one". My Twin flame. I know this year as well as my 23rd year is going to be something huge. This year is going to challenge and push me in new ways and directions. I'm going to start 2020 knowing that I will end it with growth. Growth in spirituality, family, medicine, and self. 2020 is going to be diamond. #newyear #newdecade #2020

      To be honest 2019 was a mixed baggage of highs and lows and a very transformational year for me. I learnt a lot of new things about myself and about the life around me. My trip to India took a 360 on my life. The life that I knew changed forever and for the better. With the end of a decade, let the new journey begin. I am grateful for the past decade it made me the person I am today and showed me how to stand still and patient when things go wrong. I moved to the states in the last decade which was life changing. I have learnt lots of life skills, studied in high school and college got total of 6 years of work experience and got an established platform for myself online. Big thanks to my immigrant parents who are the real dreamers and fighters. "I will do what I can with what I have. And that will be enough." 
     The end of last decade started a new chapter in my life. The chapter where I will never walk alone. I have found my person. I finally found you, my missing puzzle piece. I'm complete. I can't wait to do life with you. #ToandFrom I have a history of moving every 7 and half years but he has moved my whole world around. We are excited to explore the opportunity of living in different parts of the world together. #Jdstriptoindiaforever makes my heart so happy.  

     Thank you guys for being my online family since last decade. I am excited to take you all with me as I begin a new phrase in my life. For all the exciting updates ahead follow hashtags #ToandFrom and #Jdstriptoindiaforever.
     More details about my 2020 year and decade long goals are coming soon!
Stay tuned for blog post twice a month.

Until next time, remember to always keep hustling for your dreams. Xo,Jessi.

Summer strolls with My/Mo Mochi ice cream

This post is sponsored by My/Mo Mochi Ice Cream but the content and opinions expressed here are my own.

            I truly enjoy my evening summer strolls and recently I have found my perfect companion. A warm summer walk followed by taking a stop under my favorite tree and eating my My/Mochi ice cream. It's a perfect snack it's soft and sweet. I like to eat healthy in summer and I love ice creams so My/Mochi is my go to guilt free snack.

       

             I live in Michigan and our summers are as hot as our cold winters. This is hands down the perfect snack. The smooth chewy cool snack is a great way to cool down.
 

          

             What is Mochi?

It's a sweet rice dough which is very popular in Japan they use this dough to fill different things traditionally. I am so happy they use it to make this delicious ice cream balls.

My/Mochi ice cream has 8 sweet flavors, Salted caramel My/Mochi ice cream, Vanilla bean My/Mochi ice cream, Mint Chocolate chip My/Mochi ice cream, Sweet Mango My/Mochi ice cream, Ripe Strawberry My/Mochi ice cream, Cookies & Cream My/Mochi ice cream, Green tea My/Mochi ice cream and Double chocolate My/Mochi ice cream.

Have you ever had My/Mochi Ice cream? What's your favorite of My/Mochi Ice cream?

No more a dream: I became an American Citizen

It took 18 years, but I finally became an American.

When I left my homeland of Mumbai, India for Detroit, Michigan in 2012 I didn’t think to myself; “Say goodbye to your old life, Jasika. You’ll never live here again.” It was more about I am finally going to live my dream. Of course, I was very emotional to leave back my family and friends but, definitely more excited!

Sure, I'd left my family, friends and native country behind, but I was going to start a new life and new high school (Go Falcons)! New adventures and opportunities were waiting. 

By first year of college, my visits back to India had become just that. Visits. I would be lying if I said, I was okay while coming back from India after my first trip back home. It was so special and something I will cherish for a lifetime.

Well besides just my Journey of becoming an US Citizen I would love to help out to those who are filing. Make sure to write a check list or print the PDF from uscis.

1. The money. The filing fee for citizenship paperwork is $725, and then there’s an $85 biometric fee. The first time US passport fee $205. Attach lawyer consultations to that and the paperwork that will add up even more. I did everything on my own so their was no lawyer involved.

2. It’s super stressful. Especially if you hate dealing with standardized tests and mind numbing paperwork that requires specific details on half-forgotten trips you took five years ago.

3. It’s a commitment. You need to study US civics and history and a smattering of geography. Most of the questions are the kind of thing American kids learned in junior high. Stuff like, how many senators are there? How long do members of Congress serve? What is the supreme law of the land? Name three of the 13 original states. That sort of thing. If you’ve never officially had to learn this stuff (but watch the news and the History Channel often enough), you should be alright. I went to high school here so that wasn't a problem for me.

Finally, this year, everything was in its right place. It was time to finally take it up, write the check, take the passport photos and submit my Form N-400. I hit send in October 2017, and from that point on things moved much more quickly than I thought they would.

I was called to the Detroit homeland security office to submit my biometrics in November, and there I was given the official Learn About the United States booklet. I took that booklet read it completely and thought I should be okay. I took the book in my hand again just one week before my interview which was on March 1st of 2018. My interview went great and I passed. Next up my was Citizenship Oath ceremony on May 7th 2018. I applied to vote right after the ceremony. The Oath ceremony was like a emotional reck for me. When the judge was talking about how we all one day left our home country to build a life in America. We have a vision a dream to work hard on and make a life of our own. I felt privileged to be a part of this country and discover and rediscover myself. 

Now, I have applied for US passport a week ago. It was a very easy process compared to the long and detail heavy citizenship filling process. After I receive my US passport I will have to surrender my Indian passport and mail it to Dehli, India and final step is to apply for OCI which is a Card for Overseas Citizen of India. Hoping this to be done in next 2 months. 

So, after living in US for 5 and half years I applied to become a Citizen and before my 6th year I am now an American Citizen. For those who might wonder previously I was a Green card holder a permanent resident of US.

In total it took 18 years for be to become an American. I was 3 years old when my parents applied for US green card in the dream of taking my brother and me to the States one day. I am so happy to say that the day has come and my family's and granddad's wish has come true. I am now officially an United States Citizen. It feels so surreal but, at the same time it feels so perfect and I can't be more thankful to God for blessing me with this wonderful opportunity. I hope to make the most use of this privilege.

After I shared my citizenship news on WhatsApp, a friend from back home said she was happy for me, but sad India had lost one of its own. I had to explain to her that India hadn’t lost anything! My first trip using my brand new US passport will be to visit my family and friends back in India. I’m a Indian at heart and always will be, even though my life and my future are here in the United States and I am proud and happy to live here. I’m lucky enough to have two homes.

Call me a Indian, or an American Indian. I’m just happy to be here. Until next time, always remember to keep hustling for your dreams. Xo, Jessi.